Sentence examples for specifics too from inspiring English sources

But are their efforts — which still include very few specifics — too late?

Swimming is very specific too, with the clock, you are always looking at your timing.

The palette was specific, too: the earthy greens and browns of early spring.

So much of the world is still specific, not general: which means news – broadband, broadcast or print – has to be specific, too.

Both series have been widely celebrated and published; however strong the images are, though, they seem too specific, too much on one note, in this show.

And not only is the world encased in Assassin's Creed 3 an intricately presented breathtaking marvel to behold, it's age and region specific too.

Élite brospeak, like the fraternity-and-surfing-derived lexicon of bros more largely, is intensely, problematically male, but it is something more specific, too.

Readers were specific too: Hydroponics will drive food prices and availability in a world where most of soil will be rendered useless.

They are refreshingly specific, too: A crab is no mere crab but instead a "ghost crab," a bright-red creature that hides behind a phalanx of beach grass.

Her stance on minimum wage is more specific too.

In this production, throughout, the lighting and color and sets felt just as totemic and powerful but somehow more specific too.